Philipp Huber

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Philipp Eugen Huber (born June 22, 1878 in Trippstadt ; † between 1938 and 1941) was a German architect and director of the Cologne Building Trade School .

Life

family

Huber was a son of the postman , businessman and farmer Philipp Huber and his wife Lina Huber born. Kettering. From his on October 4, 1909 with Christine, geb. Huber, married have a son and a daughter.

education and profession

After attending the five-class elementary school in Trippstadt, Huber switched to the Kaiserslautern district secondary school . From 1896 Huber successfully attended the industrial school in Augsburg , which he left with a certificate dated July 14, 1898. With this qualification, he could study the architecture at the Technical University of Munich record, which he on 10 August 1903, the diploma graduated -Hauptprüfung.

On November 30, 1904, Huber was employed as an architect and site manager in the office of the renowned architect Rudolf Zahn in Berlin-Charlottenburg . On April 1, 1907, he moved in the same capacity to the outstanding Augsburg architectural office of Walter Krauss and Hermann Dürr . He held this position until September 30, 1908.

At the beginning of the winter semester 1908/1909 Huber became an assistant teacher at the building trade school in Cologne. From March 24th to September 30th, 1909, he was again employed at Krauss and Dürr in Augsburg as a site manager and architect. For the winter semester 1909/1910 he was again an assistant teacher in Cologne. After this probationary phase, he was taken on as a trial teacher from April 1, 1910 and promoted to senior teacher on October 1, 1911.

From November 15, 1922 to March 31, 1924 Huber worked as a full-time employee in the technical department of the city of Cologne, in order to then temporarily take over the duties of the director of the Cologne building trade school. In the same year he was promoted to senior studies director and finally took over the management function and filled it until 1931.

Under Huber's aegis , the building trade school building was rebuilt and expanded in 1930.

On October 1, 1931, Huber was appointed professor and appointed to the vocational education institute in Cologne . He was last mentioned in 1938 as a professor in Cologne.

military service

On October 1, 1903, Huber began his military service as a one-year volunteer with the Royal Bavarian 3rd Infantry Regiment "Prince Karl of Bavaria" in Augsburg, which he finished on September 30, 1904 as a non-commissioned officer in the reserve . In peacetime he took part in several maneuvers and was promoted to lieutenant in the reserve. After the beginning of World War I , Huber was employed as a platoon leader in the Royal Bavarian 8th Infantry Regiment "Grand Duke Friedrich II of Baden" in August 1914 . During the war he was promoted and transferred several times. As a captain and battalion commander in the Royal Bavarian 2nd Infantry Regiment "Crown Prince" , Huber was wounded on September 18, 1918 and, after the subsequent hospital stay, released from military service on January 11, 1919. On October 25, 1918, he was awarded the Iron Cross, First Class. In 1922 he was subsequently awarded the Wound Badge .

Fonts

  • Phil [ipp] Huber: "The Red House on Salierring" after the renovation in the anniversary year 1929 . In: Association of former visitors as well as friends and patrons of the Staatliche Baugewerkschule Köln (Ed.): 50 Years of the Staatliche Baugewerkschule in Köln am Rhein, 1879–1929. Verag Fuhrmann, Cologne 1929, p. 4 ff.

literature

  • Michael Werling: Architecture teacher at Cologne University of Applied Sciences. Part I. / The alumni. Published on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of the Faculty of Architecture at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences. Publication of the University of Applied Sciences Cologne University of Applied Sciences Cologne Faculty for Architecture Institute for Building History and Monument Preservation. Cologne 2006, pp. 27, 109 f.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Greven's address-Verlag KG (ed.): Greven's address book of the Hanseatic City of Cologne and around 1938 . 80th year, volume 1 . Greven's Adressbuch-Verlag KG, Cologne 1938, p. 443 .
  2. ↑ Greven's Cologne Address Book publishing Ant [on] Carl Greven (ed.): Greven's address book of the Hanseatic city of Cologne 1941-42 . 82nd volume, volume 1 . Greven's Cologne address book publisher Ant [on] Carl Greven, Cologne 1941, p. 474 .
  3. ↑ a b c d Federal Archives Dept. R: Reich Ministry for Science, Education and National Education (R 4901/18228). Personnel file Philipp Huber, o. Pag.
  4. ↑ a b Michael Werling: Architecture teacher at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences. Part I. / The alumni. Published on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of the Faculty of Architecture at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences. In: Publication of the University of Applied Sciences Cologne University of Applied Sciences Cologne Faculty of Architecture Institute for Building History and Monument Preservation. 2006, accessed May 8, 2017 .
  5. ↑ F [erdinand] Gerbes (editor): 50 years of the state building trade school in Cologne on the Rhine 1879–1929. Festschrift on the occasion of the celebrations of the 50th anniversary. December 14-16, 1929 . Ed .: Association of former visitors as well as friends and patrons of the Staatliche Baugewerkschule Köln. Verlag Fuhrmann, Cologne 1929, p. 4th ff .
  6. ↑ Theodor Schnieders (Ed.): 75 Years State Engineering School for Construction. 1879-1954. Festschrift on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the State Engineering School for Building in Cologne . Middelhauve publishing house, Opladen 1954, p. 8 .
personal data
SURNAME Huber, Philipp
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Huber, Philipp Eugen (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect and director of the building trade school in Cologne
DATE OF BIRTH June 22, 1878
PLACE OF BIRTH Trippstadt
DATE OF DEATH between 1938 and 1941